Hmmm. For you Benny, I might just need one! :P
So when's the op? What's the dates?
Are you getting excited and apprehensive all at the same time?
Cheers,
Erika
From: Ben Braver
Dear Erika, Self-Appointed Hallway Monitor:
I sure hope we don't need to ask you
for a hall pass each time w
Dear Erika, Self-Appointed Hallway Monitor:
I sure hope we don't need to ask you
for a hall pass each time we need to GO!!
;-)
-Benny
>you might do better to ask this on CF-Talk ...
>
>Since you aren't a list regular ... I'm of the opinion you've
>accidentally landed on the wronog list ;) :D
>
you might do better to ask this on CF-Talk ...
Since you aren't a list regular ... I'm of the opinion you've
accidentally landed on the wronog list ;) :D
Best wishes ...
Cheers,
Erika
Self-Appointed Hallway Monitor :D
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From: ravi kalmath
These days, privacy filters will block the http_referrer. You need to find
another way.
-Original Message-
From: ravi kalmath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 March 2004 15:23
To: CF-Community
Subject: using HTTP_Referer to track pages
Hello All,
I need to track the
Hello All,
I need to track the calling page from button clicks on page A and to dynamically show/hide the buttons on the resulting page B (and to grey out the relevant btn on page B). The code for buttons and their events (mouseover, mouseout etc), and all the button details are in a separate tem
